With continuous authentication, you have an extra layer of security. There is no need to worry about enterprise cyber security incidents. Leaving computers unattended or sharing with someone else are common behaviors that result in security incidents. TypingDNA Continuous Authentication will spot the intruder based on his typing patterns/keystroke patterns and will take action like system lockdown and alerts.
Use Cases: Enterprise Employees, Employees Data Leak, System Administrators, Data Sensitive Businesses
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After installation, the app starts to learn the typing patterns (also known as keystroke pattern) of the owner. After enough training, protection will be guaranteed for the owner against unauthorized access. No one else can use the device unless he pauses it. It is completely frictionless and runs in the background.
Most intruders are caught under 100 typed characters (1 typical sentence). Our beta application is still in development. The final public release can be significantly different compared with the beta version.
You can choose a number of action like sign out, screenshot capture, take a picture(if camera available), and custom alerts(e-mail, SMS, sysadmin alerts, sound). Our beta application is still in development. The final public release can be significantly different compared with the beta version.
No. Just your typical keyboard.
Not at all. Our main “typing pattern” is an array of numbers, keystroke dynamics statistics about 44 keys that are used most of the time. We’ve tried different approaches and we’ve decided to use something that does not record the actual text, but rather stats about the pressed keys (press and flight times), also, unlike others we do not record sequences between 2 or more keys (as they can be used to recreate the texts).
